Don't pretend, anchor, I've seen you touch the golden talisman!

Chapter 485 I really found it this time

It stands to reason that a coffin, especially a coffin for such a prominent figure, has to be particular about its style and texture.

Take this coffin as an example. The lid of the coffin is engraved with the pattern of a dragon soaring all over the world.

The front of the coffin board is carved with images of two dragons playing with beads and auspicious clouds lingering around them.

On the head of the coffin is a seal character "Shou" pattern, surrounded by gold thread filigree, which complements the golden water waves of the golden nanmu.

The position Lin Yi touched, which was the top of the coffin's head, turned out to be a metal buckle.

Made of wrought copper, two fingers thick, with two rivets around it tightly set into the coffin lid, looking like a pull ring.

Seeing this, Lin Yi immediately quickened his pace and came to the end of the coffin. Sure enough, there was a wrought copper buckle embedded at the end of the coffin board.

The existence of these two copper rings at the beginning and end made Lin Yi more firm in his judgment just now.

Under normal circumstances, the coffin is tied with hemp rope, three times horizontally and two lengthwise, and then wooden poles are passed through it so that the coffin bearers can lift it.

But this kind of iron ring on the head and tail of the coffin is extremely rare.

"Old Lin, what's going on inside?"

Wang Qiang's voice came from the top of the coffin room.

Lin Yi looked up and saw that he had climbed down halfway, and hurried over to help catch him.

"I said it's time for you to lose weight? Isn't [-] pounds already high?"

"Reduce it. Just reduce it when you get it back. What's going on? Did you find anything?"

Lin Yi pointed to the copper rings at the first and last ends.

"I estimate that there may be a waterway underneath. The coffin was put in through the waterway. People stood on it, hooked the head and tail with iron hooks, tied the ropes, and then hoisted it in."

Wang Qiang reached out and touched the copper ring, and probably imagined the scene Lin Yi mentioned.

"There seems to be a clue!"

After speaking, he looked up and down, left and right, and lowered his voice and said to Lin Yi:
"While there is no one around now, how about we lift the lid of Old Wu's coffin and take a look?"

"What are you thinking about? Don't think I didn't see it. You took away the entire study room on Chen Yuanyuan's table. The square inkstone alone is worth a lot of money. Just take it if you like it!"

"Have you seen it all?"

"Nonsense! With your little skills, you still want to hide it from me?"

"Aren't I following the instructions of my ancestors? Now that we have come in, we can't go back empty-handed, right? Besides, didn't you speculate that the fragment of the 'Qingzhou Cauldron' might be in Lao Wu's tomb, buddy? Didn’t I come down specifically to help you?”

Speaking of this, Lin Yi suddenly remembered that he had indeed speculated on the final destination of the "Qingzhou Cauldron" fragment before.

They visited Mang Bai's tomb but didn't find what they wanted.

But he helped Achang find the iron coupon of his family's ancestral alchemy book.

This fragment was taken out of Sichuan by Li Dingguo, traveled all the way to Yunnan and Guizhou, and entered Guangxi. It was finally "recruited" by Nanming, and the fragment naturally belonged to Zhu Youlang.

Zhu Youlang finally died under Wu Sangui's bowstring, and his remaining property naturally fell into Wu Sangui's hands.

Therefore, the probability of finding this fragment in Wu Sangui's tomb is extremely high.

While Lin Yi was still thinking, he saw that Wang Qiang had pushed the coffin lid open a crack.

"Why did you open it?"

Wang Qiang looked at him innocently.

"It's not that I want to open it. Why don't I wait for you to give the order? Push your hand along the coffin board to test the weight, and it will open."

He must not be lying. If he wants to open the coffin lid, he must at least remove the wedge that seals the coffin. In such a short time, it is impossible for Wang Qiang to find the wedge and pull it out silently.

"I know! It was Yang Jinqiao's fault again. At the beginning, he must have wanted to use the 'cadaver-drawing technique' to get Wu Sangui's body out of the coffin and vent Chen Yuanyuan's bad breath. But the coffin lid was opened, and the coffin lid was not loose. The traces indicate that the people inside were not summoned by the 'Corpse Induction Technique'."

It's better to open it and take a look before Team Qiao and the others come in.

"Lift the coffin to make a fortune! Open!"

"okay!"

The two of them stood at the end of the coffin and used all their strength to push the coffin board away.

The two covered their mouths and noses and looked inside.

A mummy wearing a dragon robe and a golden crown was lying on its back in the middle.

Looking at this outfit, it must be that Wu Sangui, the Emperor of Wu Zhou, has not run away.

Wang Qiang's eyes have been completely attracted by the more than ten boxes of different sizes placed next to him.

Lin Yi noticed that there seemed to be something hidden under his robe sleeves and hands.

Picking up the engineering shovel and picking it up, an object tightly wrapped in bright yellow satin came into view.

At this moment, Lin Yi felt a burning pain on his back, as if someone had suddenly pricked him with a tattoo gun.

This feeling had appeared once when he found the Qingzhou Cauldron last time.

Now that this strong feeling appears again, it proves that he really found the right one this time!

"Consultant Lin, Qiangzi, how is it inside?"

Hearing Captain Qiao's voice approaching, Lin Yi endured the pain, and in a hurry, he swung out his flying tiger claws and pulled the bright yellow package out of Wu Sangui's hands.

He reached out and grabbed the collar of Wang Qiang's neck, pulled him up from the coffin, stepped on the top of the coffin board, and closed the coffin board with a "pop" sound.

At the same time, Captain Qiao's head also appeared above the coffin room.

"Consultant Lin?"

Lin Yi pretended to be looking for tools, stuffed the package into his backpack, and took out the ink fountain.

"Captain Qiao, why are you here? You can help me."

With that said, he walked to the corner of the coffin room and helped him down.

"Lao Wang is so fat that it's difficult to turn around. You came over just in time. I've almost seen the position. Let's hold the ink fountain and make gestures. Once we're sure, we can start digging."

"What's going on?"

"I estimate that there is a waterway under this stone slab. These materials were transported in through the waterway. Therefore, this coffin room floor can be of great use to us. We must get the complete pieces as soon as possible. Just come down."

"Waterway? You mean there is Anjiang River flowing down here?"

"I'm not sure now. We have to dig deeper to find out."

Lin Yi put away the ink fountain, pulled out the barrier knife, and followed the line that the ink fountain popped out just now, and made four grooves on the floor of the coffin room, two large and two small.

Wang Qiang and Captain Qiao took the engineer shovel and dug down along the groove. After drilling through, they used the engineer shovel to dismantle the serrated section of the coffin board.

Qian Sheng and the other three were also outside to help, and six people were working together inside and outside. It took more than an hour to finally penetrate the bottom of the coffin board, and also took out four pieces of the coffin, two large and two small, more than ten centimeters thick. Room floor.

Now the working space is suddenly much spacious.

The three people started again and pried up a stone slab under the coffin slab. The engineer in Wang Qiang's hand shoveled a few shovels and dug out a small hole of more than 20 centimeters. It can be seen that the soil under the stone slab is really soft.

Team Qiao stepped forward and made repairs more than ten times, but there were already signs of water seepage at the bottom of the pit.

(End of this chapter)